Much better to buy that combat talent instead that you're gonna get much more use from and can come into play each round (instead of skill you fail and.well, thats that. I'll admit this is a common failing to all %-based systems, but given the skew this system seems to have towards combat our games have, so far, seen relatively few skills even being bought (as what is the point if you're more likely to fail than pass?). This makes it very hard to come up with 'storyteller style' adventures because you simply can't assume that the party are going to make their skills tests.
#Dark heresy gear list Pc#
Skill failure, A PC is more likely to fail a skill task at an average difficulty than pass it (Av base stat of 30, +10 for 'average' difficulty). There are non-requisite heavy talents appearing at low levels for some, higher for others, and others that appear early have got no chance of being bought due to the prerequisites being highly unlikely for that class. Why can a Psyker buy Quick Draw at level one, but an Assasin can't get it until 4th? This is just a very specific example but, overall, the combat talents (of which there are many) just seems totally scattered around the classes at random. Melee does appear to do a little more damage, but i'm not sure thats enough when your chance to hit is noticeably lower.įinally, and we're finding this more and more as we go through the levels (have played 1st through 4th so far) - talens just seem almost randomly assigned throughout the classes. Doesn't seem quite balanced and it means that the game seems to drive players of most classes to just all become Mr Shooty mcShooter, despite what class they technically are.
You can maybe scrape a +10% for ganing up on someone, or a again for a decent quality weapon (not for the guardsman though - can't afford it!), but thats about it. Thats a +50% to start with on a lot of shots where as melee is stuck at straight Weapon Skill% unless you're giving up your dodge/parry reaction.
#Dark heresy gear list full#
Is it right that it seems so much easier to hit with ranged weaponry than in melee? Just range bonuses alone start with a very easy +30% (its a percentage based system btw), and a further +20% for full auto is v common. Is it really fair and balanced that one character, through fluke background role, can have nearly ten times the monthly income (for being a noble) as the poor devil playing a Guardsman?
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